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Description
These galvanised T-Pieces are a great way of combining ducting from two areas for use with one fan.
Suitable for use with standard and acoustic ducting, we recommend using ducting jubilee clips or metal heat-resistant tape to ensure an airtight fit.
If you are looking to split ducting coming from an intake fan (such as when putting in two runs of Cool-Tubes) then using a Y-piece instead is preferable as it allows smoother airflow; T-Pieces are best suited for extraction with the air being drawn through them.
Key facts
| Type | Galvanised T-piece |
|---|---|
| For | Combining ducting from two areas into one fan |
| Works with | Standard and acoustic ducting |
| Sizes | 100, 125, 150, 200, 250 and 315 mm (4 to 12 inch) |
| Brand | Remat |
| Category | Ducting & Ductwork |
How to use
T-pieces suit extraction, with the air being drawn through them by the fan. Fit the ducting over each leg and seal it with ducting jubilee clips or heat-resistant metal tape so the joint is airtight.
To split air coming from an intake fan, for example to run two Cool-Tubes, use a Y-piece instead: it gives smoother airflow.
Questions
T-piece or Y-piece?
A T-piece is best for extraction, pulling air from two areas into one fan. To split air pushed by an intake fan, such as two runs of Cool-Tubes, a Y-piece gives smoother airflow.
Does it work with acoustic ducting?
Yes, with standard and acoustic ducting. Use jubilee clips or heat-resistant metal tape for an airtight fit.
